12 THE SCRANTON TRH3UJME-SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1899. VA i lV t" Powder A cABSQLUIEIY PURE Makes the food more delicious ond wholesome BOVU BAHIN9 POWBtll LEAVE FOR HOME SATURDAY NEXT THIRTEENTH ALMOST BEADY TO MUSTER OUT. Crist Dioss Parade of the Regiment Held Yesterday Afternoon Regi ment Will Leave Camp MacKenzle Not Later Than Two O'clock Next Saturday Afternoon and Should Arrive In Scranton Between Elve nnd Six O'clock Sunday Evening. Route Not Yet Decided Upon. Sprol.il to tho Srrnr.ton Tiibuw Camp MacKenzio, AtiRUsta. Gu Alaich 3. The ond Iiiih come, and till ufturnoon Colonel Courpon conducted the last regular military nxerclses !n which tho ptonent Tliliteenth will oer imrtlclpjlc. The old Riiunl wont out in u storm of cnthiifrlam at half past four o'clock, the oidci for tho ilti.il dioss puadu wus jecelvtd and who.l acmbly was s-oundod t-vtrjliodv who could bo spaied fell Into line Just to enjoy the honor of tuUltiK p.nt In that oont which maikod tho close of the history of the ionnsylvnnla regiment, colonel Coursen simply said to tho f)lllccrn: "Gentlemen, remember that this Is our laht iliess parade." Tho announcement hud Its effect and the boj s made u last great effort to proe their hiBh military training. The na tional nnd reslmentnl colois weie )i ought out foi tho !lrt time, and as the dlffciont companion p.issod the re lowinR olTlceiH those of the bov- who were fpectn tors applauded and cheeiod. Arms to Be Turned In. Major l'ittman. of the arsenal, h is announced that on Monday foienoon ho will be toady to receive the suns and Mdo aims which will then be turned In. The hospital matoiial will bo delivered over to the United States authorities tomorrow. Captain Howe and his assistant, lieutenant I'urdy, aic now busily en R.iRcd in examining for the Inst lime those of the muster lolls which me pi opal ed. EeiythliiK will probably bo in readiness by March 11, and tho lest company will be mustered out about noon. At the farthest limit the trip homo ward will ho begun at 2 p. m.t March 11. The majority of the men have ab solutely decided to go in a body, but tho road has not yet boon selected. The choice lies between tho Southern nnd the Atlantic Coast line. Your correspondent Interviewed Col onel Coursen this evening In regard to this. Ho states that it Is not yet pos sible to decide by what jouto the men will go, but it is almost certain that the leglment will leave here in a body Saturday afternoon and will leach Scianton Sunday afternoon between and fi o'clock. Ho considers the ques tion of the louto Immaterial and im possible to give nt this dale. Outdoing One Another. The railroads aie outdoing one an other in offers to the men. This Is how tho question stands now. Tho dUlsloii and the brigade head quarters will be formally abolished to niouow. A pralsowoithy act of clem ency has bi ought Joy to the hearts of llfty-slx members of the rifteenth Minnesota, who took pait In the liot ' "'"" aiiusum, i'U"er ana aiurpny , , . ., ,. , . , I voted against postponement, of last month, as the regiment Is soon , Mr a,,lwmlCt Ult nPW secretary, was to bo musteied out. The division com- brought In by Mr. Shotton at this Junc mander has ordered all to be released, ture and motioned to take a pluce at excepting the rliiK lenders. The weath er Is very warm, and there will be little sleep under canvas tonight. Richard J. Bourke. THB YOUNO MOTHER devotes herself to her first child as she never doei to another As child succeeds child she no longer reads thein stories, tells them tales at twillKbt or joins with them in a merry romp at bed time. Does shegive her later children less because she loves thtjm less? No She gives them less be. cause she has less to glvr The birth of each child lias left her a little more weak, a little more nervous, a little more worn out. She hasn't strength to be tnelr intimate and play mate, vvnat a loss this means, to moth- '11 er nnd tn children It is to such mothers, worn with the burden of mother hood and drained of vitality, that Dr. Picrce'e l'avorite Prescription tomes ai the greatest of blessings The timely use of this remedy prevents the strain und stops the drain from child bearing Where this strain and drain have been experienced, mothers find that Dr Plcrcj's Favorite Pre scrlption actinr directly upon the delicate organs which bear the burden of mother hood, restores theni to a uormal condition of health and elasticity. Ulcerations arc cured. Inflammations tu removed. The appetite becomes good, sleep is refreshing, the nerves grow quiet. There is a new brirhtacts in the eye; a new lightness in the sttp. There has come the perfect hap piness of perfect health. I begsn uUng your ' Parorlte rrMcrlptlbn1 in AujeuH, it." wrllrs Mrs. Motile K. Grimes, f Womstoa, Stcambla Co, Ala, "and took it until sRcr ray bsby u born. I was in better health thsm I vcr wss with sny ofay other children. I think til women with child should use Dr. rtcTce's FsTorlte Prescription. I suf. lertdeTtrythlnfthat flesh could suffer with all the rest or tny children, and I was alto subject to nslicarrlsre. Now I am the happy mother of a fine baby r.lrl. 8 lie nn the largest one of all ray tisbtts and at the birth 1 had an easier ana shorter time thau I ever had. Ism stc-uter and healthier than I ever was." VtttwvHraSn WtaL.ji),vH5ft ST'lftW i'jsmym J! )Alg BAKING CO i XtW VODK. LANGSTAFF IN ANOTHER CONTEST Concluded fiom X'age J.) a permanent secretary in order Mr, Dickon nominated C. J. Qilllsple. Mr. Murphy protested that Mi. Dlekort was not jet a member of the boaid, his certificate not having been accept ed. Dr. Paine contended that Mr. Dick er! was a member, having duly pre sented his certificate. Mr. Laugstaff said the certificate; must flist be ac cepted. Dr. I'alne moved that Mr. Dlckert's certificate be acceoted. Mr. Brooks put the motion and It proallid without opposition. OILLHSPIK CHOSEN. Mr. Dlckert again nomlnnted Mr. Gillespie for secretary nnd Mr. Urooks directed Secretaiy Langstaff to call tho loll. His father nodded to him not to call tho roll nnd he remained silent. At this Juncture Di. Paine wus chosen as tenipoiary secretaiv uud he proceeded with the roll call To the surprise of the onlookers, Mr. Langstnff lesponded to the call and oted foi Mr. Gillespie. All the otheis followed suit. As soon as Mr. Gillespie was iPttalled "President" Langstaft declared "nom inations aie now in order for treas urer" Mr. Urooks echoed "nominations are now in older for tieasuier." Dr. Paine nominated E. M Ycrnoy and ho was unanimously chosen, both factions voting. "We are now ready to hear nomina tions for collector," said Mr. ihooks. "Nominations for collector aie now In order," said Mi. Langstnff. Mr. Murphv nominated Geoige Mit chell. Mr. Shotton nominated Edward Tair. The use of Mr. Mitchell's name was not authorized and was done with out the knowledge of that gentleman. Dr. Paine called tho roll and Messrs. I.angstaff, Fuller and Murphy voted for Mr. Mitchell, and Messrs Hiooks, Shotton, Paine- and Dlekort for Mr. Fair. Mr. Thooks declaud Mr. Farr elect ed tieasuier. Mr. LangstafC didn't say anything. NOT IN THE HACK. Mr. I.angstaff was not in the laco fiom this out. He inoed to close the nominations after Mr Dlckeit had named John F. Sciagg for solicitor, theieby acknowledging Mr. Brooks as the piesldlng ofllcer. Mr. Sciagg was unanimously elected. As outdoor phsklan, Dr. Hoi man Bessey was selected for the North End in place of Dr. "William Donne: M. ,1. Williams was le-eleeted foi the Wtst Side, Dr. M. H Qulnn was given th" South Side place, Instead of Dr. A. J. Kolb; Dr P. F. (iunstcrwas re-elected for the central city. When the election of a Duiiuiot doctor was reached Ml. Brooks stated that It was customary to allow tho diiector from Dunmoie to make this choice, and nodded to Diiector Mur phy that It was up to him Mr. Mm phy caused a ripple of suiprUe to iun through tho room by nominating Di. J. D. Gatvey, to take the place of Dr. J. 11. Mm phy, the piesent Incumber t, who is looked upon by the boaid as one of the most efficient outdoor phys icians it over employed. Dr. Muiphy was present and showed tho sui prise of the other spectators. Dr. Paine thought Mr. Murphy' act somewhat ungracious and placed Di. Murphy's name In nomination. Mr. Shotton, Mr. Brooks and Dr. Paine consulted In whispers for a few moments and then Di. Paine withdrew the name of Di. Murphy, saying: "l,at tho Dunmore director do thu appoint ing, we're satisfied." Dr. Garvey was, like the lest, the itclplont of seven otos ACTION POSTPONED. On motion of Dr. Paine the election of a superintendent, matron and resi dent physician at Hillside Home was put oer until the next meeting. the secretin ys desk, The retiring sec retaiy made way for him, but during tho remulndor of the meetliiK stood by assisting his buccespor In a very court ens and amiable way. The ldor Langstaff, however, kept his plan on the president's platform. I3y Instruction of Mr. Urooks, Seo retaiy Gillespie road tho minutes nt tho meetings of Feb. 3, which tho I.aiiBstaff people neglected to read w hen they pulled oft their snap reor Batibntlon on Feb. 17. These were ap piovcd without eoninunt. Then the minutes of the meeting of Feb. 17 wore read. Mr. Shotton moved that thoy bo expunged from tho ioc oi ds. The motion piovalled by the biinio four-to-thtee vote that marked tho pievlotis divisions. Mr. IJiooks then called for the reg ular older of buhinehs. The now member, Mr. Dlckert, mode himself very useful translating the plaints of the Polish and German ap- i pllcants for relief lie also made a very (avornnie impression generally. A dozen women, most of thftn wid ows and two aged men applied for relief Mrs. Duggan, of the Associat ed Charities, appeared In tho Interests of three small children, whoso fiithr, John Bums, of Dunmore, ran away three years ago, and whose mother followed the father's example thtto weeks ago. They were cummltted to the cnio of St. Patrick's otphanage. IS AN IMPOSTOIt. It Paine reported that Mrs. Paul Adnmanskl, of Jlurbcrtown, had Im posed upon him for three orders for groceries, by leprosentltig that she was a icsldent of tho West Side and very poor Tho secretary was Instructed to chargo up the amount of tho orders to the Taylor poor district and give them notlee to lenitive Mrs Adamnnski from this district within live days, as Iho law piovldcs. The woman's husband 1 In the Luzerne Jail for breaking Into Lehigh Valley freight cais nt Plttston Junction. Ho Is tho man who Infoimed on Iguatz Rosmozvltch for tho Urake mim Howell murder and then went back on his story before the grand Jury. Just befoie adjourning a vote of thanks for efficient servlco was ten- dercd tho retiring secretary on motion of Mr, Shotton. Mr. Langstaff, Jr., returned thanks for the same nnd fop the "kind treatment extended to mo by the board." Tho deposed chairman, Mr. Lang staff, stnted to a Tribune icpoitor after tho meeting that ho will take the mat ter Into the coin Is. Tho result of nls two election contests will ho watched with interest. ELX TEAM VICTORS. Defeat the Excelsior Bowling Team nnd Win tho Series. By a lead of 618 points the Klks' bowling team defeated tho Excelsior Social club team last night on the Elks' bowling alloy. Threo games were played, being the last of the series of six between the two teams. The Elks also won the first three giituos, htving a majoiity of Sfi3 points. Totnl scoips alone counted nnd the Elks thus win by a lead of RSI points for six games I Droher acted as official lofcreo nnd It. Whnrton was olllclat scotei. The scoie by totals for the lndivdunl plajers In each game was: First game. Elks, II. Droher, 114; C. Iliehl, 170. C. Welchel, 116; C. Fow ler, 112; O. Phillips, 204: and Madens packcr, 151; otal, 000. Ecelslois, Morris, 177; Hairls, 110; Fuhinian, 12J: Simmons, 127, Langfeld, 107; Krotos k, 126; total, 70S. Second game. Elks, II. Dlmler, 143: C. Wihl, 120: C. Welchel. 140; C. Fow ler, 121; G. Phillips, 146; Madenspacker, 147. total, S17. Excelsiors, Monls, 81; Harris, lSli; Fuhrmnn, 117. Simmons, 112, Eangfeld, 103, Krotosky, 112; to tal, 6C. Third game Elks, II. Dlmler, 1IG: C. Weill, 147; C. Wilchol, 112; C. Fow ler, i::l. O. 'Phillips, 140, Madenpackor, 1GJ, total, Ml. Exccliois, Monis, 88, Harris, 109, Fuhiman, 107; Simmons, 119; Langfeld, 11C; Krotoskv, 121; to tal, f,09. Grand totals. Elks, 2,5.'S, IiNcelslois, 2,010. MAY YET BE CLEARED. Detective Baring Obtained from Buiglar Olenson, Who Died in Lackawanna Hospital, a Good Stmt on Corcoian. Case. Detective Hoi man Baling has a good start on the uniavelllng of the Cor coran murder mysteiy and If given assistance and practical encourage ment by the authorities of Lu.crne county believes he can land tho mur doiers behind tho bins. When John Glc asoli, who was shot by Postmastci Hausor at Dolawaie Water Gap, was taken to the Licku vnnua hospital, John Gllboy, cleik at the Pullman house, In Durvoa, was brought to this city nnd Identified Glensou as one of the suspicious men who paid two visits to Duijea befoio the Corcoian minder. Two men enmo to the Pullman house thieo weeks before the minder and spent Satuiday and Sunday. Th made aiiaiigements to return two weeks from that Sunday, and said they would have two othei men with them. They arranged for accomniod i tlons for a week for tho four. On fie day specified the men arilved and uv isteieil at the Pullman house. Tlu-v visited a number ot places In Duivea dining tho day. One of them was Cor coran's hotel. Sunday night tho men suddenly le't the Pullman house and the next night the olllcu of the Danville Blowing com pany at Danville was mteieel bv musked men who bound the watchman and blew open the safe. The next night Davenpmt's stole was visited by four men, and on Frid.u night of that week Corcoian's ho"l was visited and the pioprletor kill1 J. After Gleason had been Identlth d by Gllboy, Detective Bating had a talk with the wounded burglar, and secured a statement about his connection with the Coicoian affair. He did not lcam the names of the other men in the Job, but with the lnfoimatlon gained through tho knowledge that Gleason was one ot them they can bo located Though Gleason knew ho was going to die ho would not betray his pals. Theie Is hope that the Corcoran ms tery may jet be cleaied. ltIn Union There is Strength." The strength of every human Being consists in the union, the harmonious work ing together, of every part of the human organism. This strength can never be ob tained if tfie blood is impure. The blood goes to all parts. Purify it, or there can be no "union" and therefore no health or "strength." Hood's Saraaparilla is the standard prescription for purification ot tho blood. It neier ihsaipuintt. Eczema " My danghtcr had eczema and It affected her eyes. The doctor fnld It was Incurable. Her skin Is now smooth and white and all on account of Hood's Sar saparllla. I liav e taken It for weakness and can now walk threo or four miles ca:dly." Mrs. K. A. HntrtY, Pauk Centre, Minn. Sick Headache -" For years I tried dlffctent luedkiues fur my sick head iclics. Found no relief until I used Hood's Sarsu parllla. It Is m.nvclous In Us cures." Mus. Hemiy Milii'k, Dunkirk, N. Y. Indigestion -"Hood's SarsnnanP v stands higli in our family as the i ure for Indigestion and loss n( anpttite. It is ex cellent." Mm. V. II. CvtuvKts, 111) K. Chestnut Street, Waltbaru, Mass. 8crofula-" After SO years of suffering with n cancerous sore on her nose and li liv ing It removed by physicians, my mother Is happy for btl,K completely run d by Hood's Sarsaparllia. It took 11 bottles to accomplish It. Her face is smooth, no scar." Miss K. A. Stokfr, lipping, N. Jf "The statement of my dntislitcr Is exact." Joseph Stokfs, Epplng, N. II. Crip-" Was in very bid condition after an attack ot grip. Nothing helped mo and I almost gava up hope. I am strong i d feel better now than in twenty tars,ull be cause I took nood's barsjpurllla which made my blood rich and pure." John O. Dusoan, 011) Kusu'll Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. Rheumatism "Inflammatory rheu matlsm caused me suffering so that I could not sleep or walk. Had no appetite and i .dlrlno seemed useless. Finally used Hood's Sarsapnrilla which took away nil pain." Mits, bTELLA Nonius, Marlon, Ohio. $0crfcj SwidapcVliffq Hood's I'llli curn Ihor Ills, Hip nnnlrrltatlnr unit ajlycatlnr.tolouka ltu Hood t harsai kfllla. NEW MILEORD. William 13. Phlnney'u house on Main Ftrect, was destroyed by flro last week. Homer Green, of Honesdtfe, gave a literary entertainment nt the Baptist church Tuesday eenlng. Piesldlng Elder L. C. Floyd will con duct services at tho M. 13. church Sun day, March 6, nt 2 p. in. Ed. Wiseman broke his left arm while lending poles recently. John Gillespie, of tho township, is confined to his homo by sickness. 13 i on Patterson, who has been oc cupying rooms In one of S. V. Trum bull's houses, has moved Into n house owned by S, Moss- Tho new hooks for the public library have arrived. CURED DY gOTEOOIlA SOUP Hofrirc using CuTtctnu Soai my faco and hands wore jmtas roiifdi an could bo and my face was all covered with pimples. I was tin. Cttolool.at,lmtaftcru3lng CunrrnA Soap three, week', my faco was cipial to vihet. Pel). 0, 1SD8. PAUL J)U I'ltU, Clnlcr, I A. I suffered with blacLlicads and pimples for two or three cars until It became chronic I tried everything Itniglmblo.lmt It did me no good. CcTicou v Po vr cured inc. leb.20,'03. L.V.flILI,IAM,Oafcl'.0 ,Va. I vras troubled furelRht jeaM wllli plmnles on tho face. 1 commenced ulng Cuticukv SciAl. In a rcry short tlmo the pimples nil ill'appenrod and nirskln is now I unhealthy condition. JAMK4 FOSTKH, Feb. 17, 1898. Dlxinont, Allegheny Co., Pa. SoM thrmichout Ihc world Trlrf !.' rmxr.Pri'o ANniimt cnio , fcrlo l'mpti . hntttn J5'tlow lorrevfntMid Curr V oW " tiVu r Belt Clasps And Bracelets Wc can now show you the finest display in the city of Belt Clasps in the new gold finish, rose col or. Also Silver Grey fin ish in plain or jeweled patterns, and Nefhersole Bracelets in plain, chased or twisted designs. MERCEREAU CONNELL 1 30 Wyoming Avenue. 1 Lager Brewery Manufacturers of OLD STOCK 5uii!'iSi.,Sffli)iPa. Telephone Call, 3333. THE 161 POWDER CO. .looms 1 and !, Coni'lth ..Til's. SCRANTCN, fo. Alining and Blasting POWDER Made ut .Mooslu and Itushdals Work. LArLIN & RAND POWDHR CO'S ORANGE GUN POWDER 1 Icctrlo IlailerltH, lllectrlc Ktploderfc loi exploding uiuhh, bateiy iuia ana Repair no dotal Co's Ex&a, i At Retail. Coal of the best quality for domestic ust and of all sizes, Including Buckwheat and Blidseyo, delivered In ony part of the city, at the lowest price. I OrdeiH received at tho offlce. first floor, Commonwealth building, room No. S; telephony No. 2621 or at the mine, tele phone No 27S, will be promptly attended 1 to Dealers supplied at the mine, MM PLEASANT COAL CO I I BICYCLES -1899, i i i Our line of 1899 Models is now complete and is 011 ex hibition iu our salesroom. We have Bicycles of all grades and prces, for children and adults. Our Leaders are the Spalding, Barnes and Featherstone. Call and see them FLOREY k BROOK OllllOlIVaftd 12Z&m12, The Spring Suits A great gathering of newness. New Broadcloths are in it, New Venetians are in it. New Cheviots are in it. The goods in greatest demand are in it, and the new styles are just the jauntiest and most fashionable that even our Suit Department has ever known. The New Silk Waists Judge this collection of Spring Waists by its excellence. Judge it by its novelty. Judge it by the stylishness of the garments. Judge it by the prices. Judge it by whatever standard you may set it is not equalled hereabouts. The showing is now at its zenith- Early choosers will have choicest picking. One gets special mention: Strikingly beautiful Waists of fine quality taffeta in black and plaids, Yokes profusely corded and tucked in artistic manner, both back and front. Cut to perfect mod el measurements fashion New Spring Jackets and Capes The most imposing assortment of Jackets and Capes we have ever gathered is here to greet you. No hold-overs or old styles in the fore ground or background. That's our way. Come expecting to see all that's best and new. Our word for it that you'll not be disappointed. Con no BEAUTY Is s.ild to bo only skin deep, but we .ill Know that good, wholesome 'food haw n good deal to do with it nnd nothing Is msrc bcnrtlclal than the "staff of llfo" when made of "Snow 55 riour. flood, wholesome bread makes rich blood, fccdi tho hones, nourishes tho sjstetn and keeps the health good, the com pWInn clear and tho spirits cheerful. All grocers sell It. "We Only Wholesale It," THE WESTON MILL CG Scranton. CurbanJala. Olypha it. T1D NATIONAL BANK OF SCRANTON, Special Attention filvenln Tlnsl ncss nnd Personal Accounts Liberal Accommodation IC. tended According to lSaluncca uuJ Responsibility. ilPcr Cent. Interest Allowed on Interest Deposits. Capital. Surplus, 5:200,000 400,000 WM. CONNELL, President. MNRYBELLVTr., Vice Prcs. WILLIAM. II. PECK, Cashier The vault of till i bank Is pro. tccted by Holmes' Licet rle Pro. tcctive system. THE DICKSON HITFG C3 feci anton and Wllkai-IIurre. I'-. Munaracturcrsu; L0G0MQTIVES.STATI0N ARY ENGINES Uoilcrs. Itolstlnx an J I'limplm Mi: u uf y. General Offlce, Scranton, Pa, 211 Washington Ave. Odd, Court House. I AND Wlac " WASHlNG'iON AYEN.UE, and finished in "dress maker" 127 and 129 Washington nv J J Our new lines are now many exclusive novelties not Carpets Wilton Axminster Velvet Body and Tapestry Brussels Ingrain 3 o WINDOW SHADES illiams Interior Spring V 1899. h LACKAWANNA LUMBER CO., m&HUHCTIlRiRS OF f Bill Timber cut to order t?ti short notice. Hardwood Mlno Kail. sawed to uniform lengths ccntsicmtly on hand. Peeled Ilr-mlocli Prop Timber promptly I'urnlahcd. MILLS At Cross Fork, Potter Co.. on th Buffalo and Susque. hannu Knilrond. At Mlno, Potter County. Pa., on Cottdorsport. and Port AllcRany Kuilroad. Capacity 400,000 feet per diiy. GENERAL OFFICE-Boardof Tradq litilldlng, Saranton, Pa. Telephone No. 4014. The Last This is your last chance to pick up shoe bargains at the closiug out sale of the STANDARD SHOE STORE Footwear goes at the smallest kind of prices this month. Your Last Chance is limited to a Few Days Only. ? We shall positively J Tuesday, March 28. Now is bargain Standard Shoe Store, v HANDIEST STORE IN THE CTY 217 LACKt AVE WHEN IN STRONG 2? "r5! &'J3 AGMH! $Mlgor to lh hole beln. All drains &&ji m$9 vs are properly cured, ineirro'iiiiiioiioiini worries uiiihiiiii,v buiuiii..... vi' Mailed sealed, t'riculi pr iO: o boxes, with iron-cld legal sruaraulee to cure or refund ino X moi'eyif j co. bend lor frc biok. Address, HEAL MEDICINE CO., Cle.eland, 0. l'or Sulc by JOHN II, lMlULI'S, iMid Spruce btrcct j)W c m i? Avenue. on exhibition and embrace to be found elsewhere. Lac? Clirfains Renaissance Irish Point Brussels Dresden Nottingham -s WALL PAPER Decorators. a sell no Shoes after time ; don't put it off. DOUBT, TRY Tht y haTf stood ihe test of r. uua nave cuicu inousanus di .cites of Nervous Uncases, such 1 is llclmit) , Umlness, sleepless. ness and anuxcle,Atrophy,&c. 1 hev clear t.i brain, strengthen the ircul tion, make iliestion nerfea. and impart a healthy and losses are ehecled flrmantHtlt. Unless paen' I'liunmuUt, cor Wyomlnj; iivcmie lis m m racAfiyitv
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